R | 1h 54m | Crime, Thriller | March 15, 2024
Before Matt Damon gave us “The Bourne Identity” in 2002, there was Geena Davis in 1996 in “The Long Kiss Goodnight.” The former is usually credited with begetting the film subgenre of the amnesiac-assassin. Liam Neeson’s “Unknown” is another entry, and now Michael Keaton, directing himself in “Knox Goes Away,” gives us a killer who’s just been diagnosed with Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease; a rare, fast-track form of dementia.
